Fans of Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead comic book series can once again carry a plastic slice from the paneled page. After teaming up last summer, Skybound and Card.com have returned with a new batch of prepaid The Walking Dead debit cards that feature Charlie Adlard's artwork from the comic book series, showcasing Abraham Ford, Carl Grimes, Michonne, and The Governor.
"Robert Kirkman, creator and writer of the Eisner Award-winning The Walking Dead comic book series and graphic novels, invites you to pay for your purchases with CARD.com’s new The Walking Dead card featuring art from series’ artist Charlie Adlard. Now you can personalize your purchases while showing your love of Rick Grimes and company. CARD.com created a fair, fashionable and fun modern alternative to traditional banks which can be used everywhere Visa is accepted. The growing trend in prepaid cards has been embraced by leading financial institutions from Chase to American Express and top retailers from Walmart to 7-Eleven. These bank-issued, fraud-protected, FDIC-insured debit cards provide a user-friendly online banking experience. With CARD.com’s 55,000 fee-free ATMs, free direct deposit and free check deposit via the company’s mobile app, switching to this prepaid debit Visa card won’t cost you an arm and a leg.
The Walking Dead prepaid card can be used everywhere Visa is accepted, it’s 100% FDIC insured and offers fully-featured online banking experience with fraud liability, bill pay, cash transfers, and transaction history — just like traditional branch banking but without overdraft or late fees.
"The Walking Dead is one of our most sought out prepaid debit cards at CARD.com," says CARD.com CEO Ben Katz. "We are thrilled be working with Skybound Entertainment to provide fans with more card options and give them a fun way to pay."
CARD.com is a personalized mobile alternative to traditional branch banking. CARDholders pay with personality by choosing a brand they love from thousands of options. Other customer favorites include Star Trek, Elvis, Care Bears and Sesame Street."
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